Located in the Dordogne, in the heart of nature,École de Savignac trains future international hospitality executives. But what happens to former students? Jobs, entrepreneurship, missions... Discover the figures for professional integration and the inspiring careers of our former graduates.
Ecole de Savignac is a management school with a direct professional focus. It designs training programs that meet the current needs of the hospitality management job market, to facilitate theprofessional integration of its graduates. Employment statistics for Savignac alumni bear witness to this success.
As a result, 92% of our graduates work in the hospitality sector! This is one of the highest reported rates for this type of training.
But that's not all: the statistics are also very good when it comes to time to first job after a Bachelor's or MBA in hospitality management. In concrete terms, the figures for the Bachelor's program are as follows:
For the MBA, the time to first job is 91% after three months. Here too, it is 100% after 6 months, which means that all students have a job six months after graduation.
After a Bachelor's degree, former students often find themselves at the start of their careers in positions of operational responsibility, rapidly progressing to department or service management positions such as front office assistant, catering controller, floor service manager, sales assistant, assistant housekeeper or cost-controller.
Immediately after graduation, MBA graduates are often employed in positions of responsibility requiring management skills, particularly in large-scale companies. These positions include executive assistant, front desk manager, catering manager, marketing assistant, deputy human resources manager and yield manager. Careers quickly evolve towards department or facility management.
For them too, it all began atÉcole de Savignac . Hotels, gastronomy, catering, events, tourism, luxury, outdoor activities... Graduates of our hotel management school travel the world to put their skills to use in the service of their passion. Discover the careers of some of our graduates.
Like 31% of our graduates, Eric Laugier (MBA - Class 28, 2017) went on a great adventure abroad.
With his diploma in hand, the young Savignacois headed for the United States to accompany the opening ofJoël Robuchon's Atelier in New York. The restaurant in question represents a major challenge, eagerly awaited by New Yorkers and the media alike, and highly competitive. Indeed, it combines two different concepts that were awarded 2 and 1 stars in their very first year in the Michelin Guide.
Éric then joined the restaurant Le Coq Rico, run by Antoine Westermann, a former chef with 3 Michelin stars. After starting out as Floor Manager, Éric progressed toAssistant General Manager and Beverage Manager, enabling him to reinforce his personal philosophy, in line with the values passed on at Savignac.
Two years later, Éric joined Angelina Paris as General Manager, a chain owned by the Bertrand group, France's leading independent restaurant operator.
Finally, he created "Qeiros", a home or office delivery service for local produce, to reconcile the senses and pleasure of food with modern life. A new independent challenge!
The school's reputation and the strength of its values also give students a taste for entrepreneurship. We're proud to say that more than one in ten graduates has set up their own business!
Here's an example: Thibault JOSSE, a graduate of the MBA Class of 20, set up Tangor, a restaurant and lounge bar in Laos, 10 years ago. Thanks to his experience, he is in a position to offer advice to anyone wishing to embark on the adventure of entrepreneurship abroad. In his view,boldness, theability to make quick decisions and the ability to challenge oneself are essential.
"There are hard times, rough patches, uncertainties, but whether your business is a success or a failure, you always come away with something."
A perfect expression of the Savignac spirit!
Discover more inspiring stories
The alumni network is one ofÉcole de Savignac's great strengths.
Years after graduation, our alumni are still very much involved in the life of their school: they take part in open days and offer internships and jobs to Bachelor and MBA students.
Whatever your career plans, Club Savignac is there to support you. Recruitment interviews, conferences, afterwork sessions and evening events are organized to enable young and old alike to share their experiences.
The Club Savignac is made up of numerous alumni from all over the world. It supports your initiatives and provides you with essential tools such as :
Would you like to find out more? A dedicated person on campus runs the Club on a daily basis, maintaining links with students and companies. Find out more here !
YOUR NETWORK CONTACT
Gladys CROISY
Alumni Network ManagerEcole de Savignac 05 53 05 60 63
You've just finished your BTS in Hotel and Restaurant Management (MHR) and you're wondering what your next step should be? Did you know that it's possible to enter the 3rd year of theÉcole de Savignac Bachelor's program directly after your BTS? If you're looking to deepen your skills, this opportunity could well be the key to boosting your career. Find out why this course is ideal to complement your BTS and open the door to international opportunities in the hospitality industry.
Are you interested in the world of hospitality? This sector offers rapid career development and rewarding international experience. But beyond these aspects, it's also a world that promises varied and exciting careers. Revenue manager, catering manager, hospitality manager... Here's a closer look at 7 hotly-anticipated professions.
Every year, the Savignac campus welcomes new students to its Bachelor in Hotel and Restaurant Management program. Whether they are just starting out, or entering the program in their third year after studying at another school, they are all faced with the challenge of adapting to a new environment. What's new at Savignac? How do you successfully enter the Bachelor program? Find out what our students have to say to get the year off to a good start.